Sentence examples for hard to dispatch from inspiring English sources

Once big debt burdens appear they are frustratingly hard to dispatch.

It was rather hard to dispatch one passage where a crucial repeated note fell on a key that kept sticking.

But that straw man will be hard to dispatch so long as he is running the country.

But Nalbandian appeared to have less fuel in the tank than Murray after needing to work very hard to dispatch David Ferrer and Robin Soderling in earlier rounds, and slipped rather limply to his 6-2, 6-2 defeat.

This is true, but there are times when a hard, flat shot is the best way to dispatch a flailing opponent.

Supervisors in reflective vests and hard hats watched from below, using two-way radios to dispatch trucks as they filled up.

But it is hard to persuade children whose parents have paid large sums of money to dispatch them across Europe.

Britain used to dispatch colonial governors.

How to dispatch a lesser opponent.

Not everyone wants to dispatch them, however.

Tluszcz was quick to dispatch that critique.